In“
M M50018 uoawsist’
-\ to be hotter than the average, and the
m.
e
Murders. are about to shutdown and
" MW'odwomge.
, to hate with u.~ for a long time to’
firmly by the rigid enforcement
”inlay if the authorities did their duty
,Jtis lonely a question of this: Are
babies worth saving!
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Publisher's Residence—890.
111an mo omens.
An outbreak of infantile paralysis
in \‘ew York has spread terror into;
the hearts of tens of thouands olfI
mothers and caused an exodus of chil- ,,
iron from its! city which has reached
remarkable proptlfllons—probably ‘
109,000 hn1e been sent away by their
parents 111 fear of the disease.
The doctors admit that tiny know
very little about this terrible illness
but there is one thing they have es I
(Mashed beyond question of doubt— ,
Infantile paralysis flourishes where.
there is dirt and is rare “here clean-
liunss is the rule.
it seems incredible when we think
of the number of years during which.
we have had dinued in our ears the;
{not that dirt and disease are inst-11$
mitt companions and the little nt--‘
(cation we htne paid to the 11111111112
A visitor from some more intelligent;
world 11113111 think that us actually so- ‘
proved of disease or regard it at
vent, u a trivial matter.
Wilmer there is an outcry about
dirt there is :1 simultaneous chorus of
blame directed against the ‘ignorant 1
poor" and the “low foreigner" ‘ The
Ignorant and the 13111319111 we are going?
l
l
l
071F175 but 1111111 about our 111115 and
the men we elect to enfoicc them
M'bat about the force of pupilc opin- 1
ion! If the man who kept a filthy;
house, store or yard 111111 tnbooed by;:
his neighbors he would soon see 1111 1
error of his were or, at any “19.11111!
wife would see them.
The American nriny 11eni into Ha;
‘vnna and cleaned up one of the vtorst1
plague spots in the Western hemis-
phere in a couple of years The!
banished yellow fever, mosquitoes, ty— I
phold and files. It was accomplished l
of,
l
proper regulations by competent sndl
honest men. There is not a city or
yniage in the [111. ted States 111111
could not be cleaned up in the same
and they will do that duty when pub-
lic opinion exerts the needed pressure.
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1., Jose FOR ALL.
the call has gone forth for
1’?! bonds in the West. The win-
that crop. while not anywhere
near up to that of last year, promises
oats and corn crops will be enormous
Theft! is a. greater dearth of fro-tins,
not: in the country than usual owing
to the widespread resumption of in-
duflial activity. The need has _:been
amassed by the sending of so 1110.an
1111111111111 Guardsmen from agricultural
nines to the Mexican border '
.fllmnlinneoualy with the announce-
merit of this situation comes word
that sonic of the caution nutrition
Wis. having completed their W
l
Dude!
Newmsnudmno
peculiar-damp. Mostof'tboworkmen
will abutment have littb Malt: in
nnWMWhmm
..wa.dmlgdluddflmfy
w.mwm W" M
Ibemanlflhblnqbw
,yetymamuouhm his”
run issuing m
. to 111.11 if thty should be imperatively
., successful voyue has around a feel-
'inn of pleasant surprise in both 1111’
‘latk. Our battle fleet is no longer a
"with specialemphttsl's on the but/1d-
115. of reiecu’ng married men out of
deter-toe to the universal view that
We of dongs in the nation's service
In A1! a. without families «and
aesthetic Thousands oughttoE
’be We; on far ns possible, 111’“
’"Wfllflu the militia organiwions‘
into Mord any units. in case a
set ioua nndn'd noun. there could
he no question 6 en- itoorietv of
sending the married men to the final
as was «main ant on civil ear and
lis now being time by every Denier-l
nodal-landmark“
Inuit Klan but. I-
alum
"Keep the kiddies cool, clean and
lcomfurtnble. Kee them out of cars.
em m Enron mt there is at pres lend especially awn: trim: kiddies with
out no such emu-(811w. There are old: or other ailments Keep the
plant, of available cinch men in thfl I,” away by covert.“ g destroying
Unit-ed States to parlor. any “Wiuythlu that Irish! am the flies.’
that seems likely to devolve upon wliuys the Department 11 Social Wei-
utnm with mud to Mexico. “W 0' “W N" "0'“ “will“ '0'
Alm0st withmt exception the mar-'1
ried men wart along with their [0‘1— '111 '1 Smemem lee-ed on londny,ln
which it gives practical auseationste
minis without . '0“ of complaint the residents of New York city and
The! 1W“ ‘0' their familial wyfita suburbs with regard to the infant
of them left with inadequate means do paral1sis epidemic. The “normal
of 5.1109011 but they feared still mmlflls further
the imputation of cowardice or “9,1"1f your kiddies are in the country,
loyalty to thdr country it isnt tnir be thankful for that and keep them
llhtrt’. if they are net in the country
to force the Guardsmen into such a
tor at the shore, get them there if you
poeition. And although use diflioittyicau but have all possible considera-
might llllr been met by Congress tion for 111" people in the country. Bo
providing help for Guardsmens fam- fore going aoay with a child from a
11195 in all cases whens it was not u district nhere there have been cases,
ready provided for, it ll a simpler nod have the child carefully summed to
more sen-ibis wny to let the married make sure that lie is in a condition to
1111111 and that
men return home «unit-ct of course. 3:18am he can”! we‘d‘h“
“Also hep cfirn yournelf. Infantile
needed And it's far fairer to 111‘ paralysis 111 a frishlflil thing,- to he
{Guardsmen's wives and thildrm than guarded against by every possibl 1
ill], make- slim pension or chart! Wfll‘mm" 3‘“ ll ‘5 "WW ‘
system. 111111111 that even in New York city.
~ fwhere the epidemic is Worst only one
I t-lhllt in 2.000 has had the disease.
. THE NEW “EN‘CE i'l‘hat one .nnce in 2,000 should be
H» normative of a his Gem!m U" truttrtded against absolutely. but it is
bout 111 an American harbor on a not sufficient cause for panic.
pc “.1 1111 mission 11.1.1 been nelcom "111 New York's uuburba, where the
ed as 1111 01111111 of more friendly rela- ”Noemi“ Of lanes is still less. there
tions betweenthe two countries The is still less cause for nlarnl beam
1111 conditions are less fmorable for
11119 spread of the disease."
'1‘ be four fresh air homes and camps
were it.- another aspect ‘0 1119’"! the Association for improylns the
matter, hog-19:, which 11111 not he t‘omtitiou of the Poor are full tothclr
oterlooked in Amerltan Dreparodneso 11111110111 with mothers and children
plans ‘from the tenements and hundreds of
It is evident “lot if a submarine “{apiwuls are coming in daily from ana-
ions
cross the Atlantic with a cargo of mor- ithlldrfimafiy 113127;? 1:0 “it. their
(-ltandise, 11 submarine can do the same 0 y I
tn- the tenement mothers learned that
,thtu; with a cargo oi torpedoes andlthe fresh air bomea. especially Boa
shells Our isolation is gone Our'Brt1cse,nrc admitting no children ex
‘sen 11"alls are no longer a protection oepf after the most careful unmlna
“am“ moduli from “to“. (Mri‘im‘ by doctors and nun-ca, and that
coast, our coutwise shippinii. on sea- ”W” poasible DM‘autlon "3 betas
taken, 1 1
ports are no ”as“ immune from ‘ 1 hty began to spptal more or;
1911111 than ever for outings for their
tiltndren. To meet the emergenc1,the
sutllcient first line of defense for in ”swung” ,3 adding additional nurses
visible U-boats may pass around or un 1111 its staff as fast 1111 they can be so-
der it unharmed. c.ure11 Whenever it is possible to do
This new possibility 11111 have to be F0 MT?" and quickly. the capsclty of
recognised 111 any adequate system or‘”'0 associntion " 0‘1““! DH"! Will be
coast defenses. It will be necessary 3111:3123 3:: 1:22:33“ ‘9
to adopt the methods evolved by lint. '
tland for the protection of her harbors
mpntrol bpats, under- water nets, etc.
at harbor entrances, special guns in
ltarhor' forts, and any other devices
1111er to prove effective in case of
war with a European power. We
shall probably accelerate the con-
struction of our new submarine (111cm
0
‘ions
ing of large smote: croft. .
Several thousand motor boats own-
ed by yachtsmen along the Atlantic
coast are being organized ,inio topaii
rol system, for use in case of war. If CLERK FOR ASSESSORB
b .
we ever get into iron is with a for lditor of Sentinel:
eign power having a fleet of those " Your report “fitm‘fl issue of
sea- going submarines, the yachtsmeo the hearing before the Tax Commis-
will find plenty 0‘ Wk and exoite- 111011. on Monday evening. says that 1
meat, ‘ 13‘ advocated a paid clerk of the m
on instead of a paid assessor. This is
an error. i merely explained. in to
spouse to questions, the 3mm in op-
eration in Stamford. which city has a
permanent clerk o! in board of m
on. But L certslly didnot savanna
the employment of a mi. clefi
instead of a permanent mt. ~
,4-
010 NOT ADVOCATI PIIMANINT
, O.
W
To'vnry the words of the Psalmist,
How beautiful upon the horizon is
the periscopa pf a subroutine that
brlnneth dyastnla. [or pretty soon
we mayo have all the colors ‘of. the
rainbow—guaranteed flirt—In femin-
\
he garb again _, My ml.
W, . ., mmnnrm ,
An lndisun man wants adiyoree bo- July :2 1m.
«as. his wire chews tobacco. Butt. . - _
maybe there are 11111 olden-co it. May- “mg?“ “‘7“ w ”a”:
be be chews cloves. . De" mm W, .
Will you W 1119- are throw:
your, columns mammal
bemmmusu‘m
’ottbawamwouenstu. lot-ran
improving the deitbn of the Po. ’
WHAT HE MUST CARRY WHSN
H: 60!! YO WAR.
The regular or National Goal-u 13'
fnntryman is furnished by the so.
frenlmentlwith a variety of manna. 1t
l oqu pmeut unit: 111- . a
proximately, thirty three :33: Th:
11111 1111111
111111111 111111111
Non" that the crisis in Mexico has
OilDanllly passed. and the mobiliza-
tion of the Connecticut troops at the
border is a thing of the past. the mom-
bera of the state Association Opposed
to Woman Bull-sac, who abandoned
their plans for meetings to help the
soldiers prepare for their service to
the country, are planning to resume;
their publicity camptigu of the sum
mer- aa originally laid out.
A number of mlin‘rl of a public
nature had been planned to be hold at
the larger summer r1 sorts throughout
the suite, at which the arguments
against the grantlnx 1f the vote to wo-
nrcn would be not Micro the public.
and these meetings, abandoned for the
time being, w’ill now in 1111 probability
be held at later dates, however. than
were originally fixed.
Willi a membership well over 16,000.
the State Association Opposed to Wo-
1111111 Suffrage has 11 working body
which is becoming capable of doing
widespread work “against ‘the cause' "
and of combating by arguments and
figures the statements of the sud‘ra-
gists concerning the number of women
who "want the vote" ire this country.
With the recent defeat of the Mun
issue in lows, "11 crucinl state." as
Mrs. Catt called it. the auti‘raxiuts
turned their attention to the two con-
ventions or the great pprtles. and were
defeated there as well. in that neither
of the parties endorsed any change in
1hr method of procuring the vote 401'
women. but favored leaving it to the
states to settle each for itself.
it has become plain that the entire.
girlie wish ,anythiug but? voting on suf—
frage by states, having tried it several
times in the past few years with de-
feats for outweighlng itzllst of victor-
ies, so now the sulfrn sts announce
their intention of fairing the matter
up with Congress in: the usage of
the Anthony amendment.
A delegation of women, anion: than
Mrs. Daniel A. Markham. of Hartford,
the auto president, visited Charles E.
Hughes recently to secure from him
some expression of opinion as to out.
frage for women. and their reception
was described by lira. Arthur I.
Dodge, the national president. as "de-
leear'dz Tine WI
entire kit is shown 1:1 this picture.
1110110. of course. added to these
articles are others which the soldier
may dents for his own personal enm—
fort. such an shIVan'kit and tooth-
brush. 110 must curry nve tent pep
Ind one upright, in three tons.
bar a companion tent. The list up
rllbt and the remaining pegs for a
double tent are carried by some other
soldier. Each man carries onebalf
of a shelter tent, a blanket, one pon-
cho. and a first aid package. Cavalry
mezi, artillerymen. and others carry
various articles corresponding to the
nature of their duties.
the Ropdblicnn plank, which learns the“
question of votes for women to each
state to determine for itself and up
pose any federal amendment makiu
5‘1.
the entranchlsement of .women some-
thing to be determined by the federal
government. Mr. Hughes' nttenlfim
was also turned to the fact that twelve
of the large states have recently do-
feated woman suflraxe at the polls.
The position of the Connecticut Anno-
clution will be further outlined at the
summer meetings, to be held during
ithc next few weeks.
t
‘11111 11111
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E.1310 STON
of excessive profits for the company.
011 (be contrary, It is shown tlru
there are mm trolley lines in Siam
ford than the patrouau warrants
and nhe property is not a paying in-
voetmaat.
Judge finger holds that under the
law the court cannot ilx mum but
it can review the evidence upon which
the commissioners base'their finding.
mrs m lb‘rorn this review the court finds noth-
lnr which warrants a chase and
'- "—— ' Judgment is rendered as above. it is
intimated that an appeal will be taken
mos-1.1 Salton to 11. SuLe Court;—
leae Estuaries, lat Infused
, wry” ,11111111111111 etc
1111 11111111111
John C. Turner sud others residing
in the vicinity of st. Luke' I church in
w
(Continua hour at In"
Nol'oton, lost their appeal from the
decision of the Public Utilities Corn
mlsslonern in refusing to exund the
sorrel it of fare from Minnie square
in S lord to the church as request- —"'
ed. Crawls 0 Phone.
Judge Edwin- B. Gazer “Tuesdnyy Reviving at 3:1 o'clock the unit!
handed down a decision dismissing said she toppled the chair, crawled 1o
thmappeal and confirming the dedfa- the desk on which there is a tale:
ion of the commissiohprthe action phone. and knocked the phone
brought by John C. Turner, P. H. from the dash. Pushing her head up
Spellnlnu, Charles Bennett and about and down against the phone she
a dozen others. forced the [as from her mouth. Sevu
Quite a number of persons residing oral times she called into the tale-
on the trolley line betwoan Noroton phone.
and Stamford beyond what is known "Central, tell the police to come to
us the bridge turnout petitioned the Smith's home at 802 Golden Hill
Utilities Commission for an extension street. There are burglars bore."
of the fare none. After a few minutes’ effort she freed
Two requests weremsde. The first herself from the chair to which she
asked for an extension of the five cent had been bound. she says. and ran
zone, about a quarter of a mile. The downstairs and told Mas. G. E. Fend-
second asked for a mile more. rich of the robbery. She asked 11.1.1.
Petition Granted. Eendrich to notify the police.
The oormnisnlonem gave a hearing in: Fendrlch at 3:20 o'clock tale-
to both parties. The petition relative phoned to Lieutenant lame: Walker
to t .27 of a mile extension was at police headquarters. Ho daylied
granted by the commissioners. The a policeman to the house and also
other petition was refused. notified IAeutenant Edward 0. Cann-
M this action the parties took as, chief of detectives. deuterium
“Mb..-“ 4..
Over four hundred stunning new Dresses and Stir.
will be OFFERED TOMORROW
MONEY SAVING PRICES.
DON'T urss rat‘s GREAT opponirurtrrv.
. Whfi—‘un— -
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THURSDAY. JULY 1;. 1916 g
”0—0
”‘1‘“
.4.-
bechenllnnths
Dress and Skirt
Making Time is Over-Result
Several Fortunate Purchases at
Remarkable Reductions.
if You Havelhy Wot m.
”2me or 11 MW
This Sale Presents Absolutely
the
Best Chance of the Season
Ever-y Drona and my Skin is of unusual value. The I!
styles are too numerous to mention. they embrace the new-
est and most attractive models of the season. '
at WON DERPUL
STORE
till [WW ill
1111mm
WlNB'f'ED. Conn, July 12.28”“-
trtce l-‘ornlca, aged 23, who (as us
have walked to the marrtaxe altar last
week, but had pleaded for delay, was
taken away in an uutomoblc todny
11nd the police are wondering if ID
is now 11 redl bride. The youngwo-
man was passing through” North Iain
street on her way to work in the W.
L. Gilbert Clock Company. tndny. fibers
:1 man placed a cloth over her mouth
and with the assistance of "her
man placed her in .1“. automatic“
on high [can needed towards New
Hartford.
Some of those who had seen it in-
cident told the police about it. M
found that the We Manna" ill
John Contrella, of this pipe. M
also lemed that a m use
was issued for Miss Paulina “d.
Caruso. aged 28, of Win-tad. 1‘
been paying 001m. and that. 010 0111i-
pie were to have been W but
weak. Mics Fbmico is Bald to have
wished the marine m 4911
two months. but Caressa lentil to
have expressed his desln to be nar-
led at once.
our: Pouc: tnvno'rmnhtvo-
TERIOUS oea'rH. ~
s'rns'rronn, July 11.-—-'l‘lao‘ ntnte
police. it was learned today. are he
vestipating the death of nineteen
you old Charleen. rum 11am
an appeal to the Superior court M Cram mkned Detectives lat-tin J.
the law provides. The we! came Kano. meet-tot: 11 Feeley and John
to the court. Judas Gazer nroatdlns- J. Gently to inveatlnio. th to I
a ma '
The Connecticut company won a par~ The detectives
ty to the against the ap- story The] notified.81nittt and]
veal . , he and his wife. who had been out]
In sustaining the commissionersthe m- . few hairs, returned me.
court considers the low end the do
cisiona ofvtbe Supreme Court relative
to it. The evidence is reviewed.
made a report of what was lost De-
tective Kane telephoned to the New
England Telephone company to learn
bonus.- The anti-emu endorse gm anger says no claim la mode it “y .m m gem from the
W 3111101 “0 8'01"“113 0'01” O! the
.. s maid said. The te options company
T " , I .. “" W declared that the reconsi- 11.11 not
been titted from the hook between
The 1:10 and 3:20 om“
. Girl
~ . The call at 8: 20 o'clock was the one
UNITED» STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVER “‘8 we Fendrlch made at the request or
* " 1. the mold. The girl was then placed
tmder arrest. 81111 ha been arrested
no YOU strove. We. say, 13mm
' , to theft oases fell
. - . ,. The list of articles stolen own:
. ~ .Cleanyourteedfnndlhen 19¢” , Onchvallerawitbslsrrepea'land
-. Orientation”?
‘.- ”Monte in the W? ‘, .~ - I; 51’:
m
Omit m.» ”duos mitt ad film
’ m
.IGnaa in ”$111de
”unfit-mustard 1,
several analtaaar
body’s solid :01an hoe mm.
m
at earrings with pearl and .p-
phlra drops.
Mod-waned
bodywnsfoundathls m 11m
W! I. The boy's mum, scouting
”mutation-01mg:
Wmuhmvhhmwasm
anchorwoman-bum, the
mmmtbeblntomm.
13m m1: rum-worm
My Friend, have you heard of
=' the town of blown -
0n the Banks of the River
Slow,
Whefttre bloomf s the WSW
owcr arr,
Where the Scrnetiménher
scents the air,
Anathemnodmnaiius
It lies in the valley 0‘ We:
thhuse
In the Province~ of 1135’“.
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Norwalk Chronicler